Synopsis: "Chicana traces the history of Chicana and Mexican women from pre-Columbian times to the present. It covers women's role in Aztec society, their participation in the 1810 struggle for Mexican independence, their involvement in the US labor strikes in 1872, their contributions to the 1910 Mexican revolution and their leadership in contemporary civil rights causes. Using murals, engravings and historical footage, Chicana shows how women, despite their poverty, have become an active and vocal part of the political and work life in both Mexico and the United States."
Narrator: Carmen Zapata
Research: Anna Nieto-Gómez, Cynthia Honesto
Interviewee: Dolores Huerta, Alicia Escalante, Francisca Flores
Music: Carmen Moreno
Source: Film: 16mm : 1 Reel of 1
Collection Guide:
Comisión Femenil Mexicana Nacional ArchivesCall Number: V/989
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